Hospice Resource RN (Per Diem) — Admissions & Care

Crescent Hospice; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 80,000 - 85,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental & vision insurance

Tuition reimbursement & certification

15 days PTO + 10 holidays

Cell phone, mileage & gym membership

401(k) with company match

Hands-on clinical onboarding

Job summary

Crescent Hospice is hiring a Per Diem Compassionate Resource Nurse (RN) to provide patient care in and around the Tricounty Area, including Dorchester, Charleston and Berkeley. The role offers a generous $7,500 sign-on bonus and an average annual salary range of $80,000–$85,000.

Typical schedule is Monday to Friday, 11 am–7:30 pm, with responsibilities spanning pre-assessments, admissions, and ongoing family support. A compassionate, patient-centered approach is essential.

Qualifications

• RN license required and nursing degree
• 1+ year RN experience in medical-surgical/acute care
• Hospice/home health experience preferred
• CPR certification current
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Responsibilities

• Review referral information and collaborate with Clinical Director on eligibility
• Provide pre-assessments, admissions in home or care facility
• Coordinate with Intake, referring physician, and Hospice Medical Director
• Deliver nursing care, education, and emotional support to patients and families
• Participate in On-Call duties as assigned

Skills

Patient care

Communication

EMR proficiency

CPR certified

Education

Bachelor's degree in nursing

RN license

Tools

EMR

Job description

Crescent Hospice is hiring a Per Diem Compassionate Resource Nurse (RN) to provide patient care in and around the Tricounty Area, including Dorchester, Charleston and Berkeley. The role offers a generous $7,500 sign-on bonus and an average annual salary range of $80,000–$85,000.

Typical schedule is Monday to Friday, 11 am–7:30 pm, with responsibilities spanning pre-assessments, admissions, and ongoing family support. A compassionate, patient-centered approach is essential.